... Esq. ;Samunel Evains, Esq. ; ?? William Evans. wv ?? ;1)ea1glas Fox, E-q ; F. G. Good%%in, Esq. ; Francis i Ilurt,, Esq. ;Thomas Hallevives, Esq. , Cockshtint Hleathcits', tF.sq. ; Phiklp H-eYcock. Esq. ; John Harrison. junior. Esq.; b Jam~es Ilawood ...

... sentence of thse Court was that hie should ble impri- soned and kept to hard labour for six calendar mouths. AlrrEAL CASE. Thomas Birsd, appeillin t, Anni Tthomplson, respondent. This was ani appeal against anl affiliation order niade oin ttie 12th of ...

... calendar month unless sooner paid. cars July I11,- Thomas Garratt, charged with being drunk and the disorderly, was convicted in the penalty of 5s. and costs. wo Tkenws IHarriesst, charged with assaulting Thomas Pink-I his ney land Hannah Richiards on, was ...

... Abraham Thompson, superintendent of the Derby police. Mr. Thomas Hollis Smith sworn—l am manager of the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank at Nottingham ; the public officers are John Horsfall and Thomas Bishop, and they are also co-partners in the same company ...

... acre ol land, with two horses abreaat and no driver, a cup of the value of five aovereigna, John Thomas Jackson, Burton-ou-tbe- Wolds; 2nd do., 21., Thomas Brsmley, Woodthorpe. To the farmer's son under eighteen yeara of age, who ahall plough In the best ...

... quantity of wearing id apparel, the property of Thomas Taylor.-Proofs were given re ufprevisus convictions at Chester and atDerby. The Court se sentenced him to be transported for the term of seven years. Thomas Dakin, aged 18, charged with stealing, on the ...

... with intent to to commit a felony, was committed to the house of correction to If hard labour for one calendar month. to Thomas Hardy and Henry Huset, charged with resisting se police roctatable Edwin Davis, whilst acting in the due id execution of his ...

... was standing in the Corn- market, was seen to go from the cart up St. James's-lane with I sometbing under his coat. Sergeant Hardy ?? nto ! custody, when he at first said be knew nothing about the I parcelbut afterwards admitted that he stole it, stating ...

... Mr. John Frost, 'Mc. Thomas Gamble, Mr. Thomas hts Witlliams Garden, Mr. James Grant, Mr. Griffin Spencer, Mr. ihi- Andrew A. Loader, Mr. Daniel Morley, Mr. George Tipton,I Mr. Henry Turner. jun., Mr. Robert Wallis, Mr. Thomas Mills, Mr. Henry Whiston ...

... defended Yates, and Mr. Merewood Shaw. -Thomas Hardy. draper, of Beancer, sent on the 8th of August to I Watts and Co.. of Manchester, far certain good~s, and en the 10Oth I I I i I i I I i eir L-Tblrrnras Hardy. draper, of Herenor, sent on the 8th of ...

... CYlarkson wurs found guilty of stealing, on the 2 Ist antc December, at Glossap, nine chisels arid a hammer, the pro- wit perty of Thomas Hall, Iris mnaster, and was sentenced to six t re esouths' imprisonment with hard labour, hat: VIOLENTi ASSAULT AtnD iROaBERY ...

... RADFOaD, tri E. RIADFORsD, and F. BIRADSHAW, Jun., Esqra.) Set CAUTION To CARERns.-Thomas Ashmore was summoned 14 for riding in his cart at Burnaston.-Superinterfdentt Hardy an deposed that, on Saturday, the 10th inst., he was on the road, sew and saw defendant ...